La palabra de hoy es: 'caballa' = mackerel.
The Spanish noun, 'caballa' is a feminine noun of Latin origin. The Spanish noun 'caballa' is the name given to mackerel, both as fish species and food.
An example of the use of the noun 'caballa' is:
The Spanish noun, 'caballa' is a feminine noun of Latin origin. The Spanish noun 'caballa' is the name given to mackerel, both as fish species and food.
An example of the use of the noun 'caballa' is:
- La caballa es un pescado muy bueno para la salud (mackerel is a very healthy fish)
Love-Spanish.com loves the word 'caballa' in the YouTube clip showing how to prepare: Caballa marinada y frita con cebolla blanca
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Please note that a female horse, a mare in Spanish is a yegua.
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1 comment:
No sabía como se llama este pescado pero no me gusta la caballa,
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